COAST GUARD HISTORIAN'S OFFICE:
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A daily chronology of Coast Guard history
African-Americans and the Coast Guard
Artifacts--lighthouse lenses, lifeboats, uniforms and more!
Aviation--anything Coast Guard that flies!
Celebrities who served in or are associated with the Coast Guard
Coast Guard Hockey Team The Cutters
Coast Guard Museum at the Coast Guard Academy in New London
Coast Guard people--oral histories, famous Coast Guardsmen, Coast Guard heroes
U. S. Coast Guard Overview: Coast Guard Publication 1Combat: The Coast Guard's combat history
Cutters & Craft--anything Coast Guard that floats!
The Cutters: Coast Guard Hockey Team
D-Day: The Coast Guard at Normandy
Deep Freeze operations and other "polar" activities
Documents, regulations and other primary sources on Coast Guard history
Drugs: The Coast Guard's efforts to stop drug smuggling
Environment: The Coast Guard's role in protecting the environment
Fisheries conservation & enforcement
Hockey Team: The Coast Guard Cutters
Immigration: The Coast Guard's role in preventing illegal immigration into the U.S.
Law enforcement, fisheries, narcotic and migrant interdiction
Life-Saving Service, stations, keepers, surfmen and Gold Medal lifesaving rescues!
Lighthouses, Lightkeepers, and the Lighthouse Service (anything to do with lighthouses!)
Logbooks -- cutters & lifeboat stations
Logbooks -- lighthouse stations
Maritime disasters: shipwrecks, floods & hurricanes
Maritime Safety, navigation, passenger vessels
Master Chief Petty Officers of the Coast Guard
Minorities and the Coast Guard
Museums with Coast Guard exhibits (Other than the Coast Guard Museum at New London)
Narcotic interdiction: The Coast Guard's efforts to stop drug smuggling
Normandy: D-Day and the Coast Guard
Oil spills--the Coast Guard and the environment
Plans -- cutters, lighthouses & stations
Researching Coast Guard history?
Revenue Cutter Service/Revenue Marine/System of Cutters
St. Louis: The Coast Guard's Role in the Voyage of the Damned.
Small Boat & Life-Saving Stations
SPARS: Women's Reserve in World War II
Stripe/Slash (the Coast Guard's unique red "slash")
Wars (The Coast Guard's role in the Nation's conflicts)
ADDRESSES:
U.S. Coast Guard
Historians' Office (G-IP-4)
2100 2nd Street, SW
Washington, DC 20593
(202) 267-2596
Coast Guard Museum
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
15 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320
(860) 444-8511
U.S. Coast Guard Curatorial Services
7945 Fernham Lane
Forestville, MD 20747
(301) 763-4008
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For more information: US Coast Guard Historian's Office
Last Updated: October 2003